What image/video training data is hardest to find right now? [R]

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To get an accurate summary of that thread, I'd recommend:

1. Visiting the URL directly: https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/1shibc9/what_imagevideo_training_data_is_hardest_to_find/
2. Using Reddit's API or a tool like Pushshift if archival access is needed.

If you paste the thread's text content here, I'd be happy to write a concise, accurate knowledge base summary from it.

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